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Mr. Robot and His Robot Factory

Datamost, Inc.Atari 800
Release Date
January 1, 1983
Publisher
Datamost, Inc.
Genre
Platform
Players
1
Rating
Not Rated

The robot is moved with either the keyboard or a joystick, and can make it walk side to side, climb up and down, and jump, collecting the white power pills from the platforms in the process. The player begins with four robots, and loses one if it falls too much or touches any of the fireball enemies. When on...

Overview

In Mr. Robot and His Robot Factory, The robot is moved with either the keyboard or a joystick, and can make it walk side to side, climb up and down, and jump, collecting the white power pills from the platforms in the process. The player begins with four robots, and loses one if it falls too much or touches any of the fireball enemies. When one of the pulsing white rings scattered around the level is collected, the robot becomes temporarily invulnerable and can safely touch the fireballs, destroying them. In each level the player begins with 100 uni...

Release Information

Release Date
January 1, 1983
Publisher
Datamost, Inc.
Genre
Platform
Players
1
Rating
Not Rated

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